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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28

NBw YORK. April 2s l:D p m.-Money loaned
at ik95 per cent Exchange steady, u sTSf& 50.
Governments nrm Currency IS, u ~ BID; Is
Coup, q s,'s bid ks do u ~. bid.
The stock market opened weak at fractional
declines flom last nights closing. but after the
hrst call on some buying to cover by the shorts,
prices took an upward turn and advanced 4 TO
lper cent. from the bottom figures by noon. The
market has since been dull, but the advance Is
fully sus tained
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28
The Sewage COMMITTEE Trip

J. r. X Cross, hydraulic engineer of New
York, came to Lancaster this morning, and
met the councils committee on sewage and
better water supply. They drove to Rose
vile, Hupsecker's mill, the paper mill and
other places, and at noon returned to the
city. This afternoon they again went out
and visited different points.
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PhiiAdsIphis Prod ace sIsrsss.

PHILADELPHIA, april 2e.-Ylour market 3 eary:
sales. s barrels; Minnesota Bakers, o 1904 81 !;
&n0+5o; Patents, q 5oI5 %.
hSe nour steady. o. 75fl2 s5
or aeat APRIL 5.4c; May, s.l.c June,
JSix JSSiaa|Apr,i' A. Axe May. F]4c.; June. Axe
July, 3IAc. ''7<e '"he' a''Ac
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John Rudy, formerly driver, aud later
foreman of Company No. Of the city fire
department, denies that he was discharged
as stated in the report of the fire committee
in this paper last evening. He says that he
resigned.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28

nLECTlON OF CITY sUPERINTEN.
triSnnisi conventi0n OF tbs Dfrectors of the
Public school. Of LSncs,tsr city III % held IN
In. M Sd. at 7:So O'Clock, TOR the purpose OF
eISeting City eupsrintsndsnt for tbs three
euoceeding schoo! Year, and nxing the amount
ihs ccnvsntiOn 1slsrmine to elect one.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28
SPRING COATS.

Selling Out our Stock Of eP8lNG COATS at
Reduced Prices.
Coats Reduced from G.so to es.0o from $50 e
AZ AZ u ,s% go G%sS iIo@ eSS @ y nSI ssa ~' 'o"
Good weight worth = =. at only easA.
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PURE RYE WHISKY.
Old Croft Sprin6 Distilery.

Situated on East Orange street, between
Orange and ChestnuI one square east Of reser.
vOir, Lanca ter,
] have JUS. erected new distillery with all OF
the latest Improved machinery for distillipE
4. B. saEAvEER. Proprietor.
This Distillery has been erected 1t the famous
M and nas 81 tss IS co oaT iS
est water. Al II our grSndfsthsrs drank when
they were boys, and It has never been Known 70
spring al the water usea IN the distillery q OBJ.
1Sa,e: sxane1: the pump drawing from It twenty ave
ss''dss my oVn distilled whisky. also handle
Brandies. Gins, Wines. &c.
srCaii ana b oonviuosa.
D. eHEAIEBR. DistSller.
sTOSe-hO. ~ North Queen otrest.
ma ready sale for It g The stOfC o. distiiisrX
highest oash market price paid for sood "a.
w. apE0-lyaSv
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BDAO VAA.
REMOvED.

REMovED'
Ysrd frS,fn the corner OF south Water ana
Andrav streets 70 the corner o. south Watss =
Cosi sheds, erected by r. Lebzelter , Co, de.
sire 70 infor my many frisnds ,pa % tnS RaG1,ic
Svades Of Coal Lykens Valley, ShamOkins
schuylkil and LshiSh Of M all sizss ,,.rs, r.,ron.
a9e M TIE psst, and hoping they will continue
% isvor ms With their orders at my new place
Very Respectfully Yours,
HEaRY sAEYCH.
Ordsrs LETT at lis South Queen street promptly
attended 70.
Telsphoue connection. s7'lmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST
~, Class Timer; also by two good ChiId
z. B. Trout L co.'s
Second hoor) Oh
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Telephone Come ctiou
CuaMpaCSr X,srv.sn

Amos {. Rote. unkertaker, \ Aorth Quce street,
| Is connected with the telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28

NJ Tennis club hes been awaiting srx.
10y 70 81 chance TO play on the three
~ courts laid out at McGrann's park.
1bey ~ now IN good conditioo and viii bs
- ueeo tomorrow aftsrnoou, which will
~ opening OF The seasoo. VisitoEs will
ueds Welcome and will And that seats
I've 80 provided for their uas where they
- - ~ Playsra
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28
NEW ADVERTLSENENTY,

WANTEp-ALL COOKS AND GEN.
eral House servants out OF positions to
call on the nndersigned. and they will be given
positions. FREE OF CHARGE, at once
f.B. TkOUT cos
,,o. Employment ONCE. q N. Queen st
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TIE CORPORATORS OF THE HOME
Tor frtendlsss ChtldIen for the City ana
May 80. next, at 2SO p IN !, in the oftoS ~ ~.
Secretary. No. iS9 softh Queen street, Tor tSs
purpose of eiectihg six Lady nansgers and four
trustees. CHAkLES n, How GLL
apr2s& my2d secretsrv.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-28

CTATE AND COUNTY TAX.
- We are prepared TO receive tho taxes for
entire city. A rebate OF per cent allowed II
paid on OF before the 10th day OF Nav. iSS7 Al
our Ofice. from .. IN tOS p m only.
- RfAsA PlNkE9TOM.
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READ THIS LIST.
Special Price, l5c. u yard.
No. 10 -Au suk Ottoman Ribbon worth Ssc.),
Special Price. l9c. yard.
No. 8O-Au SILK Ottoman Ribbon worth Soc j,
Special Price, &c. yard.
No. l2-Ar SILK Aoire Ribbon worth SOc.),
Special Price. l6c. yard.
Nos. 10 and q. .-Picot Edge, Heavy Gros Grain
Ribbon worth A0c.l. Special Price. 36c, yard.
No. 2l-Picot Ed9e All silk Ottoman Ribbon
worth &C.,. Special Price. &c. yard.
No. 3O.-Picot Edge All snk Ottoman Ribbon
(wOrth 6Oc J. special Price, 83c. yard.
eix.lnch Ali.Si!k Blocked Sash Ribbon-Pink.
Blue Cardinal. ETC.. worth Ssc. h special Price.
SOC. yard.
SIX Inch Satin sash Ribbon, Double 1ace0,
Fancy Wide Picot 8dge worth el ool. Special
Price. 6lc. q yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 Cd ST.
FIELD glasses for the races at O. l.
Byrd & Cos.
Mics CARRIE M. HEATING, pianist,
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embslmer, 65 Madison street.
W. A. FARES, SO Union street, has
Just received q car load Of fine Ken.
lucky horaes, saddle and harness.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodio known. A certain
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
erence given; AddresskJohn u. hucker'
Lynchburg, Va.
LADIES can have ostrich plumes
cleaned, colored ard curled on short
notice at John f. Key & Co.'S, A
North Court street.
A LINE Of Phaeton Buses will run
between the Peabody and race course
daily, commencing at IL Am. Last
trip from race course, Z p m. Fare, 20
cents each wav.
Pm PATTERSON & co.
ldh ihuhOly uopniNLhOht Vi hO IA
sion Home is now in condition, with
competent Superintendent, to receive
additional family washing at reason.
able RATS. Arrangements to be made
with the matron, at the home, 10l
Alabama street.
FITs.-All fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No
6ts after fret days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and So trial bottle free
to fit cases. send to DR.. Kline, 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WOMEN with pale, colorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carriers Iron Pills, which are
made for the blood, nerves and COM
plexion,
81 HAVE been afflicted with an aflec-
ton OF tho throat from childhood,
caused by diphtheria, and have used
various remedies, but have never found
anything equal TO BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs. Rev. q. II. NJ Hampton, Pike
ton, XIV. Sold only in boxes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
PERSONAL.

MISS SARAH GREKNWALD has return
cd from New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. WHKRLooK Of
Chicago, are visiting the city.
WILLIAM M. RKRs, OF PtIsburg, is in
the city and will remain until after the
races.
]. W. ALLEN aud M. +. House are
down from Nashville 10 take in the
races,
O. w. DUDLEY, Collector OF the
United States cotton tax, Is in the
city.
j. g. RICHARDSON, a leading cotton
merchant OF New Orleans, arrived
Yesterday.
HENRY NATHAN, OF New York, Is on
visit to the city, and will remain
eeveral days.
MRS. Rosa LIE and Miss Elise Law.
renee, OF Fulton, Tenn, arrived in the
city yesterday.
JIM. ALLEN, member OF Congress
from Mississippi, arrived yesterday to
take in the races.
r. I. CLANCY, OF New Orleans, rep
resentiDg the Cotton Oil Trust Com
pany, is In the city.
DR.. ]. r. POWELL, the we'll known
and p lar dentist, has located his
office at 106 Court street.
L. s. JRwETT, of Kansas City, gen.
eral passenger aud ticket agent OF the
Kansas City railroad is in the city.
Mrs. MARY LKwENTHAL and son, Of
Mariana, Ark, are on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. A, Meyers, on Washing ON
street.
Mrs. NORA LESSER and children, OF
Mariana, Ark, are In the city, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rosenthal
on Washington street.
SAM ELsAss, OF Cincinnati, brother
OF Mrs. Isidore KatzenbeTger, is in the
city, and as the guest OF his sister will
remain for several days.
II. M. Gross, OF Boston, secretary
and treasurer Of the DsSha Lumber
and Planning Company, located at Ar
kansas City, is in the city.
MRS. OSCAR TAYLOR died before day
light yesterday morning, at the fsmi-
" residence, the old Brinkly College
building. Her funeral will occur to-
day.
MISS BERTHA RosENTHAL, lone Of
Vicksburg's most charming ladies. has
arrived In the city and Is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. j. Stiefel, on
Washington street.
The following prominent Illinois
Central railroad officials are In the city
T. Ii. Hartman, II. L Jeffrey, Sydney
Webster, T. Il. King, Stuyvesant Fish,
Judge James Fentress.
THE betrothsl Of Mr.. Phillip Good.
man OF Starkville, Miss, to Miss
Helena 0ppenheimer, residing al
present with the family Of Mr.. Julius
Nathan, has been made public.
THR pulpit OF Calvary Church wac
occupied yesterday by the Rev. Mr.
Steele, Of Oovington, DIR. Burford hav.
ing returned to New York to com
plete arrangements foi removal TO thit
city.
The engagement OF Mr.. Louie Levy,
Of this city, to Miss Bertha Cohn, o.
Greensboro, KY, has been announced
Miss Cohn, most amiable young
lady, has been stopping with hel
couslL, Mrs. A. Silverborg,
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II. BLACK & CO., ~ Madison Street

scription, will be made Of sufficient
value to make II an object for the
good companies TO come. The sched'
ules have not been definitely deter
mined upon, but the frat will be about
$500; the second. $500; the third,
$500, and the fourth, $500. Besides
artillery prizes might re offered, and
the Louisville Light Artillery could
raise $500 to $500 for the purpose with
ease. Capt. Grinstead states that the
light infantry comp any will open the
subscription with 500 and will take
1000 tickets, making $3.50 in all. he
himself will donate $25, which opens
the list with 1876" Here is an OPP
portuni,y for the Chickasaw Guards
to pAralyze the volunteer troops again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

VIcKsBURa, April 24.-Night-Ar-
rived: City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, April 24.-Night-
Arrived: Annie P. Silver, Cincinnati.
PrrrsBURa, April 24.-Night-River
Is feet on the gauge and rising,
Weather clear aud cool. ~
WHEELING, April 24.-Night-River
IS feet 5 inches on the gauge aud ris.
ing. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, April 24.-Noon-RiveI
80 feet 2 inches on the gauge AND
rising. Weather fair and pleasant.
CNCrNNATI, April 24.--Night-The
river has been rising inch an hour
since 0 o'clock this morning, and at IL
o'clock tonight was As feet and l0a
inches on the gauge.
LOUISVILLE, April 24.-Night-Rivel
Is feet 10 inches in the canal and 81
feet s inches on the falls and rising.
Arrived: Granite State, Memphis.
Weather clear and cool.
ST.. LOUIS, April 24.--Night-Ar-
rived: City Baton Rouge, New Or
leans. Departed: Belle Memphis,
Vicksburg; City OF New Orleans, New
Orleans. River risen about feet in
as hours, and now stands about 20
feet on the gauge. Weather fair.
CAIRo, April "a Night-RiveI ~
feet 1 inch on the gauge and rising,
Arrived: Future City, New Orleans,
II pm; City Of Providence, Vioks-
49,, Q n m. III, p SchAnrk Mncin.
natl, 4 pm. Departed: Jay Gould,
New Orleans, p m; Future City, st
Louis, 8 am City Of Providence, st.
Louie, 8 pm, Ohio, Memphis, 8 D, m. ;
schenck, New Orleans, 10 pm.
Weather clear and cool.
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THE WEATHER..
Indications.

For Tennessee; Local rains, fol-
loped Jy fair toedther; stationary
temperature; easterly minds, becom'
ing variable.
River report for the past tpenty-
four hours: The riuers hare risen about
8 feet at Louisville and Chattanooga,
81 at Cincinnati, about 2 feet at
Cairo, l foot at Fort Smith and l6
feet at Memphis, and fallen IL feet
at Vicksburg, 3 at Ne,o Orleans and
8 at Pittsbug. The lo,oer Ohio,
lower Tennessee and the Missouri r,u-
or at stations Jettoeen 81. Lonis ana
Memphis piH continue to rise; th'
Ohio viver toiH fall al stations dbovt
Cincinnati,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
NEnrHIs AND CHARLESTON r. r.
sprfng Meeting OF the memphis
Jockey Club-Msnday, Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, FRI
dag and Saturday, April
adfh 20 SOth, IneIusive.

On each Of above days Of race week,
trains will leave the Memphis and
Charleston depot for the race track at
8 80 Q. m, IL neon, / pm, l 80 pm, 2
pm, 2:30 pm. and 8 pm. Return
lag, the trains will leave the race
track at close Of races. The west bound
night train, arriving at Memphis at
Gals D. m, and east bound night train,
leaving Memphis a. 10 pm, will also
stop at race track. Round trip tickets,
26 cents. Good on day Of sole only,
and will be sold at No. 278 Main
street and at depot. No annual passes
will be honored on thsfe trains. Buy
your tickets, as fall fare will be
charged on trains going and return
ing. No tickets will be sold AZ Vsucs
street crossing, nor will trains stop
there for passengers. Trains return
ing from track will, however, stop al
Vance street 10 let of Passengers.
Two linesl OF street cars (red cars OF
both lines) run between the Memphis
and Charleston depot and The various
quarters Of the city.
q. A. DHSAUSSURH.
Asst. 0enl. Passenger Agt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
ON 'CHAN6E.

Or the 1872 cotton seed oilmills now
In operation in the United States the
American OIL Trust controls seventy,
and Of the thirteen Iefneries the Trust
controls nine.
The outlook for wheat continues to
improve. Rains have fallen every:
where throughout the winter and
spring wheat territory. The crop out,
look was never better at this season OF
the year.
The Cotton World asserts that II
cotton receipts from this time on
should be half as great as last year,
ssy 245, 900 bales with $1,000 bales to
complete the requirements OF South
ern mills, the commercial crop would
reach some 6,4700 600 bsles.
TIE New Orleans Picayune, after
careful examination, states that the
value OF cotton seed has not fallen
near 30 much in the last twelve years
as The cotton itself. The number Of
oilmills has increased faster than the
situation justified and their produc-
ton is in excess OF the requirements.
The creating of the Stock Call Board
by the Merchants Exchange has re-
suited in establishing proper values
for local stocks and bonds and other
securities. The attendance on "call"
grows larger daily and the interest felt
therein increases rapidly. 1t is a very
attractive feature Of the Exchange.
The coffee market is still unsettled
and speculative excitement prevails.
The New York "bulls" insist that the
coffee "beal" ia only q small cub, and
as yet wears but a sickly sort OF q
smile, but admit that the animal may
grow, and are watching the possibili-
ties Of development with some inter
est II not anxiety.
THE trade dollar redemptions to date
aggregate only five millions, and the
indications are that the presentations
are about to cease. The small num-
Der presented is source OF much sur
prise. During the progress OF redemp
ton the fact has been revealed thai
the trade dollar had been quite exten
sively counterfeited In this country.
THE Cotton and Merchants Elk
changes Interstate Commerce Com
mittee will meet in joint session q
the Office OF the Secretary OF the Oct
ton Exchange at 1880 o'clock thi
evening, The meeting is for TIT
purposes of arranging matters as Il
presenting the views Of the bushes
men OF Memphis on the interstate
commerce law to the Interstate Com
MERGE Committee, who will meet IL
Memphis on the 9th Of May.
The present season will undoubted
ly show the largest consumption o
cotton seed yet recorded. Th,
Southern mills have exceeded Lac
years allowance and Northern mill
while little behind started with
stock of 100000 bales. In Europe
from the opening of the season, tn,
mills have been working up more col
ton than for the corresponding periot
Of 1885 SO.
ACCORDING to Mr.. EIlison's figures
sent in advance of his circu ar, th
English spinners' surplus stock # tn
lst instant Ia estimated at $500
bales, probably the largest portion
held in Liverpool. Continental spin
ners' stock, 537 900 bales against 1919
|; 600 and 100000 bales last year, re
spectively. Weekly consumption 70
! past thirteen weeks: Great Britain
74000 bales; balance of the season
' 720O0: OOntine mt. 81. 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-25
CITY NEWS.

--Hol for the races.
The city is full of visiting
strangers.
The zJu6ves will receive their
new uniforms this morning.
The social event OF the week will
be the Chickasaw Guards reception
Tuesday night.
The Memphis Choral Society will
meet for reht arsal tonight at the resi-
dence Of Mrs s. 7. Carnes.
Despite the vigorous war waged
against crap shooters by the police,
another bold knight Of the dice was
captured yesterday.
The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation enj yed a one act comedy
drama and mop last night. A large
audience was In attendance.
Memphis Lodge B. p. o. E'ks en-.
tertained thenselves and few invited
guests in Odd Fellows Hall last night.
Toasts and responses, with general
merry making, comprised the ever :
ipg's festivities.
The funeral Of OBJ. Michael
Magevney occurs at $3.50 this morning
from his late reeidence, No. 1917 Oar.
olravenue Services will also be held
at st Peters Church at 1880, from
which place the cortege viii move to
Calvary Cemetery.
"A gentleman named Sachs, hail
ing from Kansas City, either Lost or
was robbed OF 800 on the Kaneas City
train arriving yesterday morning, He
wired the police Of this city, and De-
tective Pryde went to his assistance
when the train landed on this side Of
the river. A view Of the surroundings
and fellow passengers convinced Mr..
Pryde that 1t was case OF accidental
loss.
"A game Of cards for money be.
tween James Curry and man named
William Marshall, in the Tivoll Garden
saloon Saturday night, came near re-
sulting fatally to the latter. The two
players became involved in quarrel,
when Curry threw lemon squeeseI
at Marshall, striking him on the head
leaving an ugly wound. Yesterday
the injured man swore out q warrant
for his Assailant and he was arrested
last night.
"A white woman named Josie
Melvina Matthews was confined in
Jail last night on suspicion Of being q
lunatic. She came from Bonneville
Ind, about ak months ago, ant
entered service in the family OF Mr.,
France, residing near Benjestown
She appeared MORALLY afraid somt
one was trying 10 kill her, but or
every other subject was perfectly
rational. She claims 10 have brothe
residing at Bonneville, and he will bI
promptly advised Of her condition,
Arrangements are being made h
hold q grand military encampment il
Louisville next June. The Mont
pomery Grays, Montgomery Tru
Blyes, Atlanta Rifles and ViCksbur
Southfons have agreed to participate
The Porter Rifles and Hermitag
Guards, of Nashville, are to be il
vited. The Louisville TtHaes says:
is proposed to have general encsmI
ment at the fair grounds from Jun
2pth 10 25,h. On the 2lst will be
parade, on the 22i, 23d and "a
the competitive drilling, and on tn
25th the distribution Of prizes and e.
hibition drills by the successlul con
panies. Tbs prizes, which II
proposed to raise by SUI